Omgg!!!

[Pulchritudinous]

I'm really sorry pink!

And you must be really relieved Katie.

I live in London, so all the kids were ringing their parents worried, and all the mobile networks were down and stuff so tonnes of people were worried and crying, so the library had to set up a place for everyone to call relatives.
Luckily my parents were at home but I am NEVER going on a train again.

[ross]

I'm glad your dad is ok.

I have a little story:

My mate, who lives in London, and has been for the past 4 years was going to catch a train to school because he was late. I'm not sure which train station, this is what he told me. He was getting up late and he told his mum he was going to catch the train, she said no she has no change. So he had to wait for her to give him some change for him to catch the train. It took about 5 minutes. And he said when he got to the train station everyone was crying.

Some of you may think, this is lies, seeking attention blahblah someone already said the same. But, this did happen. And my HEART goes to those who died and to the families and friends of the victims.

[Fruitbox.]

I live in Luton and i always go to London (oxford circus)by train with my Mum and i love going London but now i'm kinda afraid that the bomb situation is going to happen again.. it's probably unlikely but still...i shouldnt be afriad because thats what the terrorists want us to be like.